Hi Christian,
I understand this method require a lot of working to be done. However, this is the only way to move the data from the old subscription to the new one.
We can’t upgrade the plan P to Plan E directly. For more questions, please refer to the top questions in the following article:
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/office365/faqs.aspx#Top_Questions
Thanks,
Vivian Wang
Hi Moving_From_Gmail_For_Domains,
I am sorry for the inconvenience and if you have any other question regarding Office 365 please feel free to post in the forum.
Thanks,
Kent Gu
Hi fuzzybee,
SkyDrive is not included in Office 365 P1 plan and E plan. However, Office 365 Small Business Preview plan and Enterprise Preview plan has SkyDrive Pro feature included.Hi Richard,
How are things going on your side? Is there any update on this issue?
Thanks,
Young Yang
The solution was to install SharePoint designer 2013 following this thread community.office365.com/.../289898.aspx
Hi again, I did something wrong when marking suggested answer, and do not kvow how to correct. The answer is to install SharePoint Designer 2013. After that is is not possible to open up SPD frpm the site, as sharepoint do not recognise SPD 2013, but if you open SDP 2013 at least it is possible to create workflows again.
It appears to be working OK now. Is the solution documented? Can we get a copy for future reference? Did you coordinate this effort with our service request
SRX1187304293ID - Particular sites and libraries are not loading? You can close out this thread after you respond to these questions. We are trying to tie up all the loose ends with our external technical partner.
I was having sync issues between OneNote and Sharepoitn server 2010. This seems to have been caused by the fact approval was enable on the library where the OneNote doc sat. Turning off the approval feature on the library allowed OneNote to complete its sync again....Realise I'm not talking 365 and not sure if this is related to the issue you are having but thought I'd share just in case.
Hi Kent, Just when i think i am getting the clear picture of the interaction of one page with another, an event happens that shatters the comprehension gained. as stated before, being rather new to sharepoint and O365, I imagine I am the cause of these funny events. The tree view isn't helping since often the "view" doesn't seem to be representative of what (how) i thought I was structuring my team site. Some features i believe I am adding as a child of team site appears in tree view as child of my public facing site (I tried "color coding" my teamsite levels (depth), but this didn't help understanding the logic of page placement in the overall site). I then have to reenter teamsite and trickle down to the page in question when i need to , for example transfer info from one page to another. This week end, before finally giving up for the duration of the w.e. out of frustration, a meeting room I had set up, was reset to the default home page of this sub team site, wiping all that I had edited over the weeks (and this without my resetting the site to its original content... And am very certain I haven't initiated this). At other times I can add web parts, but five minutes later, there is no interaction with the "add web part" link in the ribbon. I was experimenting with the PayPal part, to see how I could structure the "checkout", but found the option was not always available for entering the html codes. Inthe share point interface, I dont know what the use of this is since when i open it, i find i cant edit anything anyway... so i go back to O365 when i need to edit (everything is sync-ed...each day when prompted).
Adding to the confusion while this is now understood, is the permissions for visitors: since they can only access the public facing site anyway, why is tis permission level editable in the teamsite? A visitor is a visitor and of course i don't want to bar him in my Public facing site. Just saying.
In my line of work, I could talk about many things, taking for granted that everyone understands my logic, terminologies, abreviations, etc. but unfortunately the fact of the matter is that most would be lost in a matter of minutes. So we have to democratize the vocabulary to appeal to the masses. Though I am sure the Enterprise platform is mostly set up by IT pros, I am pretty much convinced most users of the SB P plans are operated by neophytes as myself, that need to have a clear view of the inner workings of that plan. Render it efficient for the masses, which I believe is the targeted business clientèle. To keep in mind that our knowledge base may be very complete in our respective specialisations, but at different levels in the IT/server/Platforms; our second (and some times imposed) specialty: IT.
I understand there are many very competent professionals that can help setting up and running the platform, but one very important reality in these dire times, is the limited availability of funds to invest when a small business or a startup one. From the posts I have read I know this is a reality, because the topic of out of the box is often mentionned.
So all this being said, I am not quitting O365 or SP, I'll just report my schedule to accomodate my miscomprehension of the platforms, putting some projects on hold until i can get some sense into this thick head of mine.
clement
We are trying to make a BACS payment but cannot get a Sort Code.
Can anyone help
Hi Maggie,
Any updates on this issue?
Thanks.
Hi Neil,
To purchase services in Microsoft Online Services, you choose one or more subscriptions from the catalog and then pay for the services by using a credit card or by requesting an invoice. Your subscriptions are renewed automatically every year.
For Pay by invoice, you may refer the information on below article.
onlinehelp.microsoft.com/.../gg570309.aspx
If you also have questions, please contact our sales and billing support to get a quick answer.
Contact Support for a billing or subscription issue
http://onlinehelp.microsoft.com/en-us/office365-enterprises/ff652548.aspx
Thanks,
Jason Jiang
My domain has been verified for mail. But, I'm not receiving mail.
At Godaddy, when I add/change the SRV records to insert my domain, the editor automatically changes it to *
The Lync check will not verify. I've read and reread the records and the only difference is the * versus the actual domain name. Not sure what to do.
Hi,
Please follow this guide to add your records to GoDaddy. onlinehelp.microsoft.com/.../85135054-1059-4914-9269-be2ec85063e6
If you still get stuck, please take a screenshot and post here.
Best regards,
Jesper Ståhle
Hello.
It's been over 48 hours and my Admin Overview page still shows:
Setting up SharePoint...this may take a few minutes
Can anyone offer a solution.
Thank you
Same here any help on this issue
I need help to update several CNAME and SRV records in the Domain Mgr.
1) Delete all listed CNAMES - specifically sip.bb2e.com
2) Add A record host - sip points to 108.166.11.10
(Can't do currently since there is already a CNAME record above)
3) Update SRV
_sip._tls.bb2e.com Port 5061 Host sip.bb2e.com
_sipfederationtls._tcp.bb2e.com Port 5061 Host sip.bb2e.com
Hi OTW,
How're things going on your side? I'm writing to follow up on the previous thread. Has the issue been resolved?
Regards,
Allen Zhang
Hi linle,
I really appreciate your sharing.
In addition, could you please show us the Site Information of your site in SharePoint Designer 2013 by clicking the home icon 
in the left Navigation pane?
Regards,
Cherry Wang